Sentence examples for benefits reference from inspiring English sources

Each entry in the TMDB contains an average of 24 separate data fields including its original plant species, compound structure, formula, molecular weight, name, CAS registry number, compound types, compound uses including healthy benefits, reference literatures, NMR, MS data, and the corresponding ID from databases such as HMDB and Pubmed.

The first document also contains the unfortunate "work for your benefit" reference, which it seems is responsible for suggestions (angrily denied by ministers) that the scheme involves people working in order to "earn" their unemployment benefits - a situation which would be tricky under EU and UK law.

"But the law Congress enacted calls for resolution of Karen Capato's application for child's insurance benefits by reference to state intestacy law.

The variable measured the number of days the individual had received unemployment benefits, 0 (reference), 1 15, 16 30, 31 60 and more than 60 days.

Whereas numerous studies have been published citing the benefits of reference management and other sofware programs in the production of systematic reviews, the degree to which these programs have been adopted by the research community is largely unknown [ 2, 3, 6, 9, 18- 22].

Notably, Jones et al. (2012) introduced a novel approach for obtaining some of the benefits of reference-based compression, even when no reference is available, by constructing one 'on-the-fly'.

"Reducing her housing benefit by reference to the number of bedrooms puts at risk her ability to stay there.

The overall modelling strategy, the new sub-models and the use of recycled flue gas are all of great benefit or reference for modelling and design of grate-fired boilers.

Many of the adjuvant chemotherapy trials testing polychemotherapeutic agents with cisplatin failed to achieve survival benefit over reference treatment (Chipponi et al, 2004; Bouche et al, 2005; Cascinu et al, 2007; Di Costanzo et al, 2008).

She's unreasonably frugal and demanding, but in a rare unguarded moment she agrees to hire, without benefit of references, a recently paroled young man named Skip Cuddy as a general factotum.

Another benefit of referencing is that it enables readers to visit your sources and learn more for themselves, something that many blog readers appreciate and expect.